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If you had 4 chameleons in one enclosure, 2 have swelling in eye drain ducts from infections. A third one cham scratches eyes on branches but has no visible swelling yet. The last cham shows no signs. I will defiantly be dosing the two with the swelling, but what about the one scratching...

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Gov't banned 4 species of python, don't let chameleons or any other non-venomous animal be next!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zom3GGxQ82g&feature=share News info...

Has anyone bred chams on dubia nymphs instead of pinhead crix? I can't find a clear answer in this section.

If she sees you while laying her eggs, will she abandon the hole completely, or will she cover it up and just retain the rest? also is her eating after she is taken out of her lay bin a sign, shes good to go? or will she eat either way? thanks

I'd like to start including some in their diet and can't find an easy method.

I got her as a rescue, she was really skinny, still is a little thin but still working strong on it. She did not have it when I got her but she was in tough shape. I tried reptaid, and even mouth rot stuff that's suppose to boost immunity but it's still there, not changing in size though...

this is not a place to debate if it's good or not; ------ per animal, please list things like type, sex, age, enclosure, ect handling: 1 daily 2 once and a while 3 once a week 4 just to clean 5 never attitude: 1 docile 2 friendly 3 depends on day 4 tolerant 5 grumpy pants...

what should i start doing? whats the cause?

went through 2 in 5 months, first one lasted a month, second one 4 months i wouldn't really recommend buying these bulbs

She wasn't in it, not the first time today. Looked around finally looked in my males free range tree, she was about 6inches away they were both sleeping. Makes me wish they could live in the same tree, maybe one day in a huge setup with multiple basking spots, but unlikely..

she started digging in a cup of dry sand in her cage. i was thinking of taking sand from outside, moist, in a 5 gallon bucket with cover would that be acceptable?

Why do females have such a short lifespan if you breed often? I mean they develop and lay infertile eggs anyway. Just wondering really.

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Ambanja female from screameleons, [born 4/25] 8.5 months old. got her on 11/18 Handling - not too often, but if it's a sunny day I'll try to get her in the sun Feeding - crix, superworms, hornworms Supplements - calcium every feeding, d3 every other week...

I have a uvb bulb and basking bulb on his main tree, my question is, does he know enough not too sit too close to bulb? Sometimes he sits right under the uvb instead of the basking, can he feel the difference and does he know enough to be where he is?

the past 2 days my male which is free ranged kept ending up on the floor or somewhere in the room. today when I picked him up off the floor i took him to the living room to climb around and explore. tonight he is in his tree sleeping. this made me think, that maybe I should take my female...

I have a 2 year old ambanja male, free ranged, with a tongue issue. he really doesn't show much interest in crickets, but he'll eat superworms out of my hand when he realizes what it actually is is this fine to keep him on? I dust with calcium every worm, and have multivit and calc/d3 for...

Just got her yesterday from screameleons in the budget pack is the sand container in the corner look good for her to show me when she wants to lay eggs? she hasn't gone the bathroom either, she ate 4 crickets and a dusted superworm yesterday afternoon and today, should I be worried? i've...

does your cham pretty much stay the same color all the time? im looking at some female panthers and they all have pictures of what they should look like and they are mostly brown, are only the males the really colorful ones?

I see some of you guys talking about RO water, but what about DI? I know it's not the best for humans to drink.. anyone?